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Welcome to Belmont online!
Belmont Synagogue is an orthodox community of six hundred families in north-west London founded in the mid-1960s. We have a wide range of communal activities including daily services, educational programmes and special activities for all age groups. The community is led by Rabbi Marc Levene and his wife Lisa, as well as Chairman, David Lerner, and a Board of Management. No longer one of the best kept secrets in the United Synagogue, we are surrounded by excellent Jewish primary and secondary schools. Belmont is also surrounded by an eruv, which connects to other local eruvim and makes it easier to celebrate Shabbat with friends and family. You will find more about Belmont on this website but the best way to get to know us it to visit. We promise you a very warm welcome. 
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Service times
Shabbat 22/23 March Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat begin 6:02pm Shacharit 9:15am Mincha and Maariv 6:10pm Shabbat ends 7:06pm Sunday 24 March Shacharit 8:30am Mincha and Maariv 6:10pm Monday 25 to Friday 29 March Services on will be at the usual times. WOW monthly broadcast WOW offers a women's WhatsApp monthly broadcast - a five minute Jewish thought, direct to your phone. To register please email Lisa Levene directly with your number or call Sharon in the office on 020 8426 0104. 2:00pm to 3:00pm every Tuesday Pilates - will return on 2 April All ladies welcome 7:45pm-8:45pm Wednesdays - Weekly Parsha Shiur - will return on 3 April Rabbi Levene warmly invites all members of the community with any level of Jewish knowledge to attend. 10:00am - 11:30am every Thursday Mothers, Grandmothers and Toddlers All welcome 8:00pm Monday 1 April Knitting Circle Contact Jacqui Segal, all welcome 8:00pm Monday 1 April Speakers' Corner Michael Kushner will be speaking about The Jews of Bletchley Park. £5 a ticket, please contact Elvin Samson, Carole Sinclair or Raymond Levy to reserve your place 7:30pm Sunday 7 April Annual F@B Supper Quiz Join us for this entertaining event. Please book online individually, or for a whole table 7:30pm Saturday 20 April Community seder Please book online Speakers Corner – Looking ahead 11 April - A remarkable story of a violin owned by the grandparents of the presenter that was played in a concentration camp and has been handed down (restoration of the violin was featured in a BBC documentary about two months ago and we will show an 11 minute extract from the programme). 9 May - The early days of Charlie Chaplin in London. |